Sentences with phrase «questioned under oath»

At an examination, each party is questioned under oath by the other party's lawyer.

going through the discovery process such as being questioned under oath at a deposition or answering interrogatories,

I want Hansen to be arraigned for scientific fraud so he can be questioned under oath.

Former American Idol contestant Corey Clark was questioned under oath during a deposition about his alleged affair with Paula Abdul as part of his ongoing Compare, search and browse our directory.

Huma Abedin, who worked her way up from White House intern to vice chair of Clinton's campaign for president, will be questioned under oath tomorrow by lawyers of the conservative group Judicial Watch about her involvement with her boss» private email system.

«Airbnb has refused to disclose data on their illegal listings, even when they've been subpoenaed by the city and questioned under oath by the Council,» City Council speaker Corey Johnson told Politico in a statement.

Key players in the Dick Smith drama will face a public grilling later this year and be compelled to answer questions under oath.

Weiss was put up to speak on the behalf of FSG after the club's principal owner John W. Henry refused to answer questions under oath.

We can not have confidence in an investigation by the Metropolitan police; we can have confidence only in a full judicial inquiry with a judge who can take witnesses under oath, ask questions under oath, seek papers, and subpoena witnesses to appear.

You may also be required to go to the Official Receiver's office to answer several questions under oath about your financial affairs.

At the First Meeting of Creditors the trustee will ask you questions under oath regarding the content of your bankruptcy papers, your assets, debts and other aspects of your financial situation.

If the trustee suspects that you might have left assets out of your bankruptcy papers, they will schedule a 2004 exam and ask you questions under oath.

This is the kind of crap that intense questioning under oath will bring to the surface.

They may also have the right to depose these folks, i.e. question them under oath in a pre-trial proceeding.

I'm an attorney and I'm pretty confident that if I could get Gavin Schmidt or James Hansen «in the box,» i.e. in a position where I could question them under oath with no opportunity to dodge, evade, or refuse to answer, I could completely humiliate them and demolish their positions.

During the meeting, the trustee in your case will ask you some questions under oath to verify the information in your bankruptcy paperwork.

If further information is required, we may conduct depositions so we can ask the other party questions under oath in order to better prepare for your trial.

This protection is the quid pro quo for a civil litigant being compelled to produce relevant documents and to submit to questioning under oath as part of the civil discovery process.

We are also entitled to question him under oath and a transcript of that questioning can be used before the Court.

During discovery, you'll also be required to answer the other side's questions under oath.

Lawyers will sometimes depose spouses, asking them questions under oath.

He can depose your spouse, your spouse's witnesses, and other individuals in your child's life, asking them questions under oath so he can gather facts to present at trial.

Discovery usually involves written questions or demands for documents, and spouses can require potential witnesses to formally answer questions under oath in a deposition.

At the deposition in the lawyer's office, the therapist will have to answer questions under oath.

Given the complexity of real estate transactions, there's always a chance that something could go wrong — and that you will have to answer questions under oath about a deal you were involved with.

Not exact matches

Every morning I wake up and think, «Mueller, go question him, get him under oath.»

«Questions about the payment and the circumstances behind it must be answered, and they must be answered under oath,» he said.

Questions about the payment and the circumstances behind it must be answered, and they must be answered under oath.

Daniels and Avenatti look to be cleanly executing a strategy that has the potential to see Donald Trump hauled into court and required to answer questions about his sexual conduct and campaign finances under oath.

By suing, she potentially has the power to require Donald «grab» em by the pussy» Trump to answer questions about his sexual conduct under oath, whether he committed campaign finance violations, and to focus attention on whether Trump has used non-disclosure agreements to cover - up his sexual conduct.

'» She said she is prepared to testify under oath, a question Moore is currently dodging.

While under oath they should also question the Rump about his sexual harassment allegations (all fifteen of them) and his money laundering.

President Clinton was placed under oath to answer questions about oral.

Benedict Donald needs to be under oath when questioned about treason and obstruction of justice.

President Donald Trump declared late yesterday that he's «looking forward» to being questioned — under oath — in the special counsel's probe of Russian election interference and possible Trump obstruction in the firing of the FBI director.

This seemingly simple question — the heart of the commissioner's defense against accusations that he misused the vehicle — threatened to engulf him in yet another scandal on Monday when two former senior correction officials all but accused him of lying under oath at a City Council budget hearing.

Under oath, you will recount your version of events as well as answer any questions from the plaintiff's lawyer.

During this meeting, the trustee puts the debtor under oath, and both the trustee and creditors may ask questions.

You must answer under oath the trustee's questions about any information in your filing or provide any additional information the trustee requests.

In order to do that, they want to put you under oath and ask you those specific questions.

You will be put under oath and be asked questions.

It is you who is under oath and must answer the questions.

Vaughn, I wish I would be given a chance; to ask you 101 questions, when you are on a witness stand, under oath.

But what I want is the public testimony under oath (with prison for perjury) with direct pointed questioning and cross examining coming from both sides, with perhaps the top 5 — 10 scientists from each side being subpeonaed to testify.

Exxon called the local governments» disclosures into question as part of a campaign to convince a Texas judge to allow the company to question city and county officials under oath about their motives for suing.

Here is Pat Michaels giving testimonials «under oath» (to coin it in auditing parlance), promising to come back and answer «pointed» questions and then forgetting about it:

As well, parties get to question each other under oath prior to trial.

While each party is questioned by the other party's lawyer, and the answers are given under oath, examination for discovery is not in itself a trial.

By signing an Affidavit of Title, you're swearing under oath that you own the property in question, so there's no need to see a judge.

Questions can be tricky and designed specifically to trip you up, because you must testify under oath, it is important that you are prepared for testimony.